2017-03 – Original Painting by Cameron Dixon – Cozy Fleece Fox

Cozy Fleece Fox
12in x12in Oil on Canvas
w/Black Floater Frame
$260USD
2017-03

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This is the sixth in the red fox series, attempting to work in a different styles as I progress, some may be similar to what I have completed in my pet portrait paintings and other commissions section. I thought I would love to paint a series of foxes because they are interesting, solitary creatures that seem to have similar personalities with cats (just like me). My love for foxes was influenced decades ago by the Disney movie, The Fox and The Hound, and through a couple life experiences while growing up in Northern British Columbia, Canada.

I also began to record my painting progress and creating a time lapse of the videos. Original Youtube video can be found here: https://youtu.be/nakI2pWyE2k

2017-03 – Red Fox Sitting in Snow – Original Painting by Cameron Dixon

Red Fox Sitting in Snow
11in x14in Oil on Canvas
w/Black Floater Frame
$340USD
2017-03

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This is the fifth in the red fox series, attempting to work in a different styles as I progress, some may be similar to what I have completed in my pet portrait paintings and other commissions section. I thought I would love to paint a series of foxes because they are interesting, solitary creatures that seem to have similar personalities with cats (just like me). My love for foxes was influenced decades ago by the Disney movie, The Fox and The Hound, and through a couple life experiences while growing up in Northern British Columbia, Canada.

I also began to record my painting progress and creating a time lapse of the videos. Original Youtube video can be found here:

 

2017-02 – Original Painting by Cameron Dixon – The Surreptitious Stalker (Fox)

The Surreptitious Stalker
12in x18in Oil on Canvas
w/Black Floater Frame
$340USD
02-2017

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This is the fourth in the red fox series, attempting to work in a different style that I have when I have completed pet portrait paintings and other commissions. I thought I would love to paint a series of foxes because they are interesting, solitary creatures that seem to have similar personalities with cats (just like me). My love for foxes was influenced decades ago by the Disney movie, The Fox and The Hound, and through a couple life experiences while growing up in Northern British Columbia, Canada.

I also began to record my painting progress and creating a time lapse of the videos. Original Youtube video can be found here: https://youtu.be/b4d8cWZcjbc

2017-02 – Original Painting by Cameron Dixon – Fox Pounce 2

 Fox Pounce – 2
12in x12in Oil on Canvas
w/Black Floater Frame
$280USD
02-2017

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This is the third in the red fox series, attempting to work in a different style that I have when I have completed pet portrait paintings and other commissions. I thought I would love to paint a series of foxes because they are interesting, solitary creatures that seem to have similar personalities with cats (just like me). My love for foxes was influenced decades ago by the Disney movie, The Fox and The Hound, and through a couple life experiences while growing up in Northern British Columbia, Canada. I was drawn to the movement and flow of a fox when it would pounce to catch its prey. The capture of a fox in midair shows the concentration it has when hunting.

I also began to record my painting progress and creating a time lapse of the videos. Original Youtube video can be found here: https://youtu.be/rq2–8J2o_8

2016-11 – Sunshine On A Rainy Day In New York

Sunshine On A Rainy Day In New York
24×36 Oil on Canvas
2016-11

I took this photo on one of my experiences of rain after moving to the Upper East Side in New York. I had brought my trusty Sony A6000 with a 16-70mm Zeiss lens on it just waiting for a moment to capture and remember my walk outside while it really poured down. The gutters were swooshing with immense amounts of water and the drains couldn’t keep up. My shoes were potentially more wet inside than out but these daisies reached out and grabbed me through a wrought iron fence. I paused and took a close up photo of one of the daisies, peered up from that photo to see that I had a curious man stop to see what I was doing. I then took a photo of the scene with him included in the background bokeh.
A moment I will never forget had to be painted.
I am using 1.75in high quality gallery stretched canvas with a floating frame via Gotrick

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1999 – Original Painting by Cameron Dixon – Loom

Loom
40in x 68in
Acrylic on Sewn Fabric
1999

A university series that began as life-sized figurative paintings that morphed into contorted, figurative paintings that were painted on contorted fabrics. I would spend a day each week searching for patterned and plain fabrics of different textures and weights at the local fabric store. The rest of the week I would spend sketching, researching, and painting figures onto the found fabrics. Usually I would staple the fabric up on drywall, fold it, staple it, or sew it in a variety of ways around the rough sketch of a figure. This is a style I wish to get back to one day.

DSCN0441 - Original Painting by Cameron Dixon - Loom-web

Loom

1999 – Pinched and Crushed

Pinched and Crushed
50in x 41in
Acrylic on Sewn Fabric
1999

A university series that began as life-sized figurative paintings that morphed into contorted, figurative paintings that were painted on contorted fabrics. I would spend a day each week searching for patterned and plain fabrics of different textures and weights at the local fabric store. The rest of the week I would spend sketching, researching, and painting figures onto the found fabrics. Usually I would staple the fabric up on drywall, fold it, staple it, or sew it in a variety of ways around the rough sketch of a figure. This is a style I wish to get back to one day.

IMGP0948- Original Painting by Cameron Dixon - Pinched and Crushed-web

1999 – Pinched and Crushed